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   Interviews with successful startups at SXSW by FAKEGRIMLOCK(projectgoats.com)

   1 points by secoif 15y ago|0 comments
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   by secoif 15y ago

   Testing isn't easy, but it's also a skill you get better at over time. You get a feel for what you should and should not test. You get quick at writing units. Toughen up. Learn to test, noobs. How can you refactor safely without tests? You
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   by secoif 15y ago

   Disagree, there are plenty of problems this solves. For example, this service could allow users of certain platforms to utilize tools that don't compile or are difficult to compile on certain platforms.
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   by secoif 15y ago

   How is this reinventing unix, at all?
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   by secoif 15y ago

   I didn't know either, I'm actually not sure if 16 is officially supported, since Apple said my Macbook was only capable of 8. Crucial has a tool you can download to check compatibility with their various products and your specific macbook m
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   by secoif 15y ago

   And it's not much more of a financial leap to get to 16gb in a MacBook. 16.
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   by secoif 15y ago

   How are they breaking REST? What does the method of consumption (e.g. AJAX enhanced pages vs single page apps) have to do with restful API design... at all? edit: also possible I misunderstand your statements
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   by secoif 15y ago

   I had the same experience, i struggle understanding problems where i can't see concrete examples of cause and effect. Though I believe the problem was that I simply didn't "bother" to understand because it was "hard".
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   by secoif 15y ago

   I think the parent was asking for real world usage examples over contrived tom/dick/harry examples.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Forgive my ignorance, but why 0MQ pubsub and not redis pubsub?
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    by secoif 15y ago

    most libs that work with node wouldn't work with this since they're not going to support the node module loading system. You could create some kind of polyfill, but what's the point? Probably easier to just php `exec()` a node script that d
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    by secoif 15y ago

    And discussions like this, raising awareness and exchanging ideas, are a part of getting the problem fixed.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    You shouldn't need an alias in the first place. "Convention over configuration."
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Ahh good point. I stand corrected.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Meh. It's not really 'without html' at all, it's simply without 'directly creating html'.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Yes. You're thinking additive colour mixing, while the author is taking subtractive colour mixing. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Additive_color http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subtractive_color
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Something is just… wrong… about that perspective. It's like looking at a crooked painting; I just want to straighten it.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    If you've done any large scale deployment this is mostly bread and butter tech.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Good points but I don't think witholding progress to support these services is a good idea. The solution is to come up with best-practices and tools that allow both interactive and static versions to exist in tandem, with minimal overhead.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    I agree with this, any minifier worth using handles semicolons just fine. Try uglify.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Ugh, another link to w3 schools? It possibly only ranks so high for JS searches because everyone is linking to it as being an exemplar of horrible JS information. Please stop linking to W3 schools.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    This is also a benefit of interpreted languages like Ruby or JavaScript.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Thanks heaps. The many lackluster/broken dir watching facilities is a major pain in the ass. I am all about keeping node slim but i really wish they would fix dir watching in node core.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Whatever is the latest on iPhone 4.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Correct.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Please don't use non-commercial licences: you are greatly limiting the number of people who can afford to contribute to your project.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    If you train yourself, you can get good at guessing the line numbers, plus is makes you feel godly when you correctly dd the 17 lines you want.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Cars? I'd have to learn to drive? What's wrong with my horse I already know how to ride?
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    by secoif 15y ago

    Cool, but doesn't work particularly well on iPhone.
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    by secoif 15y ago

    > I can't think of any good reason any web page should ever scroll… They give you a very good reason why the webpage should horizontally scroll: task boards. I've implemented and used task boards before and hit this exact same issue. Ho